U.S. Coast Guard Michelle Glavan as Kelly Wade, another of the ship's nurses and Amy's colleague and friend D. C. Douglas as Captain Will Howard, the ship's captain Brooke Burns as Dr. Kim Patterson, a glaciologist Josh Roman as Elliot Snipes, the pilot of Captain Maine's CH-53 Super Stallion helicopter Carey Van Dyke as First Officer Elmer Coolidge Dylan Vox as Second Officer Dwayne Stevens Wittly Jourdan as Elijia Stacks Kendra Waldman as Madeline Kay Production RMS Queen Mary docked as a hotel ship and tourist attraction in Long Beach, California was used as a stand-in for RMS Titanic II during the departure scenes and some of its interiors. The ship had previously been used as stand-ins for the fictional similarly fated ocean liner SS Poseidon in The Poseidon Adventure (1972) and the original RMS Titanic in the 1979 television miniseries S.O.S. Titanic. Reception The film has received a negative response from most film critics. On the website TheCriticalCritics.com the film was reviewed as being "a mixed bag" since "it’s better than one might expect, but not as good as one might hope." Though panned generally as "pretty lackluster" as well as "riddled with disaster movie clichés", the performances of some cast members were highlighted for praise, particularly Bruce Davison as a veteran U.S. Coast Guard captain. The movie as a whole was given a rating of "Don't Bother". Dread Central said in a review "Take away the novelty of the 'Titanic II' name, and you’re left with a rather trite Poseidon Adventure-ish disaster flick made on the cheap. It’s not good enough to be engrossing, nor is it made to be intentionally bad, and even as silly as the scenario is, none of it is ever quite silly enough to provide unintentional fun. Action and suspense are constantly hampered by the low budget and the special effects answer the question, "What would James Cameron's Titanic have been like if most of the digital effects looked like animation from a Wii cutscene?"". , Titanic II has two reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, but does not have an approval rating. See also Titanic 666 References External links Titanic II at The Asylum 2010 films 2010 independent films American disaster films The Asylum films Mockbuster films Direct-to-video drama films Films set in 2012 Films shot in Los Angeles Films about RMS Titanic Films directed by Shane Van Dyke Seafaring films 2010 drama films